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Since last summer, Israel's public media landscape has been affected by countless debates and controversial proposals regarding the future of public service broadcasting.

The Ecuadorian government fined seven media outlets for not covering the opposition’s misconduct, which was deemed a matter of public interest.

EBC employees join a general strike to protest against the company’s tight control and to defend freedom of expression.

The Public Media Alliance calls on the Tongan Prime Minister to respect the independence of the Tongan Broadcasting Commission (TBC) and its role in holding government to account.

The new head of Gambia Radio and Television Services (GRTS) is committed to ensuring the editorial independence of the state broadcaster.

New research by Article 19 and the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (HFHR) offers in-depth analysis about ongoing concerns surrounding the independence of public service media in Poland.

After an investigation, India’s Supreme Court has asked the Indian Government to explain its decision to prevent FM stations from airing their own news.

Sudan has joined three other countries in the Arab World in a pledge to respect and protect media freedom and the right to information.

New media law in Egypt paves the way for a new Supreme Council to regulate and control the media, raising further press freedom concerns.

Freedom of expression and media independence take another blow in the Maldives as the government brings controversial Defamation Act penalties into effect.